The sell-America trade gathered momentum on Monday as President Donald Trump continued to contemplate the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
Some of China's best humanoid robots took on the challenge of racing against human marathon runners on Saturday. One fell at the starting line. Another's head fell off and rolled on the ground. And one collapsed and broke into pieces.
Abu Dhabi has spent the past few years funneling oil revenue into building everything from splashy museums to new office towers amid an influx of financial firms. The pace of development is likely to keep up despite a recent slump in oil prices.
Japan's local governments have failed to sell out bonds at several recent offerings, marking a shift in what has traditionally been a stable market, said people familiar with the matter.
Crypto market participants are bracing for the release of a large swath of the memecoin first debuted by President Donald Trump just before his second inauguration that ended up whipsawing buyers.
A bill that would make it illegal to be anything but heterosexual in Ghana has been reintroduced in parliament with stronger backing than it got the last time lawmakers tried to get it passed into law.
A unit of South Africa's third-largest bank by assets plans to open a representative office in Dubai next year to benefit from growing trade and investment between the Middle East and Africa.
